The vRealize Operations Manager correlation algorithms calculate a greater than 90% chance (above the noise threshold) that there is a problem with this Object.

[jjturner24]

I get this alert on a daily basis from vROPs Self-Monitoring Alerts that I have setup per vbulosity: VMware vROps - vROps Self-Monitoring Alerts and Notifications

Alert Definition Name: Early Warning Alert
Alert Definition Description: The vRealize Operations Manager correlation algorithms calculate a greater than 90% chance (above the noise threshold) that there is a problem with this Object.
Object Type : vC-Ops-Suite-API
Alert Impact: health
Alert State : critical
Alert Type : Application
Alert Sub-Type : Availability
Object Health State: critical
Object Risk State: info
Object Efficiency State: info
Control State: Open
Symptoms:
SYMPTOM SET - self

Symptom Name	Object Name	Object ID	Metric	Message Info
Number of anomalies is high	vRealize Operations Manager Suite API-		vRealize Operations Generated|Self - Total Anomalies	7.0 above 3.0

Recommendations:
- Examine the Object data for possible causes
Notification Rule Name: vROPs Self-Monitoring Alert Notification
Notification Rule Description:

Anyone else run into this alert or know the culprit?

vROPs Version: 6.6.0

[parmarr]

This alert represents how abnormal the behavior of the object is, based on its historical metrics data.  A high number of anomalies usually indicates a problem or at least a situation that requires your attention. For more detailed information, see https://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-51/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.vmware.vsphere.vcops.doc%2FGUID-43EAE70C-6...

[Régis]

Hi Rahul,

The question is more about how to display those so-called "anomalies", the message is uselessly alarming, I've seen phishing messages casting a random number of "found malware" in a very similar way...

Until vrops can display what it calls "abnormal behavior", the alerts cannot be mitigated and vrops is about as helpful as those phishing pages.

Cheers,

Régis